Why do most API Clients still look like a form?

Why do most API Clients still look like a form?

API clients often force you into a fixed form interface.

Fields for headers, body, query params show up the same way every time, whether your API needs them or not.

This setup can be confusing and makes it harder to focus on what’s actually required: You can’t rearrange or customize the interface to match how your API works or how your team prefers to write and read API requests.

The result is slower workflows, more mistakes, and documentation that is harder to maintain.

• What if your API client adapted to your API instead of the other way around?
• What if you could add only the parts you need: headers, body, query params and arrange them however makes sense?

That’s what Voiden does: It lets you build your API client interface block by block, so it fits your API perfectly, without wasted UI and without irrelevant fields.

You can try Voiden here: https://voiden.md/